Opinion No., (1982)
Court: Oklahoma Attorney General Reports
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Filed: Aug. 13, 1982
Latest Update: Mar. 03, 2020
Summary: OPINION — AG — ** NEPOTISM — HUMAN SERVICES ** (1) 21 Ohio St. 481 [ 21-481 ] OF THE NEPOTISM STATUTES PROHIBITS A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION FOR HUMAN SERVICES (WELFARE) FROM APPOINTING OR VOTING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF ANY PERSON RELATED TO HIM BY AFFINITY OR CONSANGUINTY WITHIN THE THIRD DEGREE TO ANY POSITION OR EMPLOYMENT WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. (2) 73-136, WHICH REAFFIRMED TWO PRIOR A.G. OPINIONS EXEMPTING EMPLOYEES OF THE MERIT SYSTEM OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION FROM THE NEP
Summary: OPINION — AG — ** NEPOTISM — HUMAN SERVICES ** (1) 21 Ohio St. 481 [ 21-481 ] OF THE NEPOTISM STATUTES PROHIBITS A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION FOR HUMAN SERVICES (WELFARE) FROM APPOINTING OR VOTING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF ANY PERSON RELATED TO HIM BY AFFINITY OR CONSANGUINTY WITHIN THE THIRD DEGREE TO ANY POSITION OR EMPLOYMENT WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. (2) 73-136, WHICH REAFFIRMED TWO PRIOR A.G. OPINIONS EXEMPTING EMPLOYEES OF THE MERIT SYSTEM OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION FROM THE NEPO..
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OPINION — AG — ** NEPOTISM — HUMAN SERVICES ** (1) 21 Ohio St. 481 [21-481] OF THE NEPOTISM STATUTES PROHIBITS A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION FOR HUMAN SERVICES (WELFARE) FROM APPOINTING OR VOTING FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF ANY PERSON RELATED TO HIM BY AFFINITY OR CONSANGUINTY WITHIN THE THIRD DEGREE TO ANY POSITION OR EMPLOYMENT WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. (2) 73-136, WHICH REAFFIRMED TWO PRIOR A.G. OPINIONS EXEMPTING EMPLOYEES OF THE MERIT SYSTEM OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION FROM THE NEPOTISM PROHIBITIONS OF 21 Ohio St. 484 [21-484], IS CURRENTLY VALID. (COMMISSIONS, RELATIVES, POOR PERSONS) CITE: 21 Ohio St. 481 [21-481], 21 Ohio St. 482 [21-482] [21-482], 21 Ohio St. 483 [21-483], 21 Ohio St. 484 [21-484] [21-484], 56 Ohio St. 26.17 [56-26.17], 56 Ohio St. 162.1 [56-162.1] [56-162.1](B), 74 Ohio St. 801 [74-801], OPINION NO. 73-136 (MERIT SYSTEM, APPOINTMENT) (PATRICIA REDD DEMPS)
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